Allow showing TodoQuickFix list in sorted order #333
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This is specially usefull when documenting observations as
comments while working on a project in order to save the context for
future.
A keyword like PIN can be defined, with a search regexp as [[PIN \d{2}]]
and the comments can be numbered as # PIN: 00, # PIN: 01.. Then using
the TodoQuickFix command will show all the pins in the sorted order,
which makes it really easy to go over the past observations etc.
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I think it's a very niche use-case. Feel free to comment if you think otherwise. |
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This is specially usefull when documenting observations as comments while working on a project in order to save the context for future.
A keyword like PIN can be defined, with a search regexp as [[PIN \d{2}]] and the comments can be numbered as # PIN: 00, # PIN: 01.. Then using the TodoQuickFix command will show all the pins in the sorted order, which makes it really easy to go over the past observations etc.
fixes #330